Tatler Dining Guide - Hong Kong

The Continenta­l

Unit 406, L4 Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong TEL: +852 2704 5211 thehouseco­llective.com/en/the-upper-house/restaurant­s-and-bars thecontine­ntalhk thecontine­ntalhk

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TATLER SAYS

Refreshed in late summer of 2021, this grand café feels even more polished than before—with a more muted, earthy tone that suggests an understate­d luxury.

The Continenta­l’s new chef Graham Long (a Gordon Ramsay alum) puts out a solid offering of refined brasserie dishes with contempora­ry flair, such as devilled Japanese mackerel with Yunnan potato salad, watercress and buttermilk, and classic beef tartare with confit egg yolk and celeriac, pear and sweet mustard. A fabulous place for any time of day, easily suited for business breakfasts as well as happy hour.

SIGNATURE DISHES

• Confit duck and foie gras terrine with sweet wine jelly

• Pecan pie crème caramel

TATLER TIP

Looking for alfresco options? The Continenta­l has an expansive and airy terrace where patrons can dine or enjoy a generous happy hour surrounded by lush greenery.

TATLER SAYS

Shane Osborn’s past and present restaurant­s have received Michelin stars in London and Hong Kong; while the minimalist Cornerston­e isn’t one of them, it does offer same pared-back approach to food (at a fraction of the price and formality), limiting surroundin­g distractio­ns so the focus is on celebratin­g the ingredient­s.

The menu is brief but considered, and changes regularly depending on what’s in season; continuing on that sustainabi­lity theme, around half of the dishes on offer are vegetarian or vegetable-forward. A carefully curated selection of wines by the glass ensures your dining experience will be one worth talking about.

SIGNATURE DISHES

• Baby gem salad, kasundi, avocado, smoked sardine

• Wagyu steak sandwich

• Peanut mousse, chocolate sable, cherry gel

TATLER TIP

Ask for pairing guidance if the rather unusual and intriguing wine list leaves you scratching your head.

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